Vision of Seraphs and Humility in a Divine Dream
Dr Talmage recounts a prophetic dream amid national bereavement. A vast temple throne holds Christ while seraphim with six wings symbolically cover eyes feet and face, illustrating humility before God. The sermon urges reverence, warns against flippancy, and urges living with wings of humility toward God and heaven.
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Isaiah
Wayotenon
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Alexander
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Henry II
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Charles II
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Louis ID
Sonia IV
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
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Alps
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Mount Washington
Sierra Nevadas
Europe
Asie
Africa
America
Billa Inn
Ron
Hosling
Seagrave
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Christ
Buying Dollar Horses in Georgetown Trade Scene
A Kentucky crowd at Georgetown court days trades worn horses for about one dollar each. Buyers turn profits by selling flesh, hides, and bones, feeding some to hogs. A Woodford County man purchases many horses for resale, paying around a dollar and letting others go for two.
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Georgetown
The Emperor Shows Sarcasm in Berlin Walk
During a daily stroll with the Empress to the Chiefgarten in Berlin, Emperor William of Germany halted a laborer who did not salute. The Emperor and the man touched hats in militiary fashion, the monarch remarking that if salute is not desired, proper respect to the Empress should suffice. The Emperor then moved on, leaving the man astonished.
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Pigeon Attack Injures Mrs. Strenchard in Eberon
Mrs. Cora Strenchard of Kremis Mercer County was struck in the face by a pigeon at Eberon Penn. The impact fractured her neck, and she is in a plaster mold brace with hopes for recovery. The pigeon was killed.
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Cora Strenchard
Kremis
Mercer County
Eberon
Penn
Plaster of Paris
Romance of Andrew Jacksons Marriage Synthesized in Weekly Essay
The Evening Constitution recounts Rachel Donelsons marriage to Andrew Jackson, detailing courtship, a Kentucky divorce, and a second marriage amid scandal. It notes Jacksons devotion, political rivalries, and his defense of Donelsons honor while contrasting self made presidents and the value of college education.
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Cileh
Andrew Jakson
Rachel Donelson
Captain Hobards
Kentucky
Nashville
General Jackson
Junge Overton
Robards
Jackson
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Natcher
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Natchez
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Jefferson
Madison
Filmore
Mrried
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Iilmers
Aton
United States
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Pethy
Johnson
Yan
Wragge Seeks Mountain Obs for Mount Wellington
Clement Wragge promotes a meteorological observatory on Tasmania's Mount Wellington near Hobart. At 4120 feet the summit sits below Ben Nevis, but he aims to establish similar observatories on Australia’s peaks including Mount Cork, 13000 feet high, with approval from Lord Kelvin and Dr. Buchan.
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Clement Wragge
Ben Nevis
Great Britain
Mount Wellington
Hobart
Tasmania
Wraege
Australia
Mount Cork
Lord Kelvin
Buchan
Baye
Dea
Victoria Queen, Cabot Anniversary Carnival Planned in Toronto
A four day carnival of sport is proposed in Toronto to mark the sixteenth anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign and the four hundredth anniversary of Cabot's discovery of America. The event aims to attract English, American and Canadian athletes to participate.
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America
Cabot
Toronto
New Patents Include Self Generating Electric Roller and Glass Oven Door
The item lists several inventions such as a self generating electric roller with copper plates, a solder for aluminum and a double barreled device with a single trigger. It notes a nosepiece angle indicator for eyeglasses, blacking brushes with reservoirs, a leather dressing recipe, circular extension tables with slots, a glass oven door with a damper control, and a bicycle watch carrier with a screw clamp and spring grip.
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Massachusetts
New York
Bizarre Ad Copy and Fragmented Odds and Ends
A jumble of theatrical dialogue about shipwrecked island companionship mixed with dubious patent medicine pitches. Phrases parodying romance sit alongside advertisements for No-To-Bac and various tonics. The text blends fictional banter with garbled product claims and shipyard notes, creating a scattered historical snippet.
Woman's Health Benefit Promised by Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for malevolent female ailments. It describes symptoms such as uterine pain headaches sleeplessness and nervousness and claims the product restores health. A testimonial from Rosewood Philadelphia cites twelve years of suffering and recovery after eight bottles.
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Pinkhem
Kino
Rosewood St
Philadelphia
Tome
Pinktham
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